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I would take Brett fresh from cutting grass over Sam Bradford.
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That may be but he's probably still better than Hill 
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Wrong thread
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Fitzpatrick and Cutler owe B.Marsh about 20 million combined.
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Moreso Cutler. Brandon was backing Geno before his jaw was clocked in
but he obviously shows love to Fitz/whoever his QB is.
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Demaryuis is the 1)a YAC receiver. Antonio Brown is 1)b. Throw BayBay a quick out or slant, he can go from 5 to 55 yards in a cloud of dust 
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I want us to start Hill this week..we don't need Two Sleeves to win us this game. What we need is for him to be comfortable with the playbook, wide receivers, OL and knowing where the protection will be. If he's not comfortable you're doing more harm than good starting him week 1 when we don't need to.
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the Dolphins left Jay Ajayi in Miami because he was "sulking" 
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the Dolphins left Jay Ajayi in Miami because he was "sulking"
sulking about not being starter?
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sulking about not being starter?
yeah so Gase just told him he wasn't coming to Seattle
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Yep.
Good for Gase... if he wants to be a f-cking baby then treat him like one. Keep that a-s home. No time for cry babies and b-tches.
If you can't beat out a 30 year old often injured running back... who is really to blame for that one?
Good for Gase... if he wants to be a f-cking baby then treat him like one. Keep that a-s home. No time for cry babies and b-tches.
If you can't beat out a 30 year old often injured running back... who is really to blame for that one?
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Damn, Ajayi. He took a note from that Rams DB on Hard Knocks
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Reminds me of ol boy from the Rams who demanded a trade like 6 seconds after Todd Gurley was drafted...
Gurley, who's knee was in shambles. Dude wanted no part of competition.
Gurley, who's knee was in shambles. Dude wanted no part of competition.
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wasn't that Tre Mason?
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Maybe... don't remember that loser's name to be honest.
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Yep it was Mason
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Feel bad for Tre Mason, it seems he's either dealing with schizophrenia or he's already feeling the effects of CTE.
His football career is over but I hope he can just get help.
His football career is over but I hope he can just get help.
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Tre Mason went wild this offseason
Hopefully it's not another case of CTE
Hopefully it's not another case of CTE
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Doesn't Ponder at QB just mean more touches for AP?
It means the defense doesn't have to respect the pass so they can load the box on every play.
Also means that most times you're probably playing from behind which hurts the running game as well.
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Worried about him, been a fan since Auburn, was hoping he would surprise a lot of people in the league.
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his mom is blaming CTE saying he has the brain of a child basically
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Tre showed some flashes at the pro level but I think he's done. Hope he can get the help he needs.
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